I spend about 30% of my time at work in Scala, I'm very familiar. I'm also familiar with Scala.js, though I don't use it. Normally you don't need to clarify th

I spend about 30% of my time at work in Scala, I'm very familiar. I'm also familiar with Scala.js, though I don't use it. Normally you don't need to clarify that Scala is interpreted to Java as that is the expected behaviour. Scala and many other languages get compiled to javascript, but I think most people don't expect that to say 'Scala in your browser' or similar because that is not what is happening. So in some ways your are proving my point by saying that Scala is not running on the Tessel. But really, probably not worth all the effort either of us are putting into this. :)